Securities
Jul. 21, 2006
Backdating Charges Filed Against Brocade
LOS ANGELES - Federal prosecutors brought criminal charges Thursday for the first time stemming from highly publicized accusations that some company officials backdated stock options to exploit favorable market conditions.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Federal prosecutors brought criminal charges Thursday for the first time stemming from highly publicized accusations that some company officials backdated stock options to exploit favorable market conditions.
The targets were two former executives of San Jose-based Brocade Communications, a leading data storage company on whose board sat La...
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